The price on a hotel checkout page is rarely the only price for that stay. The same nights are often sold by several booking sites at different totals. TLQ's hotel price comparison checks for you, right where you are about to pay.

How does hotel price comparison work?

When you reach checkout on Booking.com, Expedia or Hotels.com, TLQ reads the hotel, your dates, the number of guests and the total shown on the page. It then asks our travel partners for the same stay on other booking sites.

If another site lists it for less, a card appears beside the checkout. It shows each site with its total, ticks the cheapest one, and tells you how much you would save and the best price per night. Select a site to open that offer in a new tab. If nothing is cheaper, TLQ stays out of the way.

Which sites does it work on?

Hotel price comparison runs on the checkout pages of Booking.com, Expedia and Hotels.com, including Hotels.com's country sites. The card can list offers from sites such as Expedia, Hotels.com, Agoda and Trip.com, depending on who sells the hotel for your dates.

It currently compares single-room stays. For several rooms, or when a page does not show children's ages, TLQ does not show a comparison.

Are the prices really comparable?

TLQ compares totals for the whole stay in the page's currency, including the taxes and fees each site reports. That avoids comparing a nightly rate on one site with a full-stay total on another.

Room types and terms can still differ. One offer might be non-refundable, or for an accessible room or a different bed type. Each row shows the room name where it is available. Check it, along with the cancellation policy and when you pay, before you book. Our guide to the true cost of a hotel deal covers what to look for.

Is TLQ free to use?

Yes, TLQ is free. Some links in the comparison are partner links, so TLQ may earn a commission if you book through them. That never changes the price you pay.

What does TLQ share to compare prices?

To find offers, TLQ sends the hotel name, dates, number of guests, currency, page total and site to our servers and our pricing partner. It does not send your name, email address or payment details. Results are cached briefly so repeat checks are fast, and TLQ does not keep a history of your searches. Our privacy policy has the details.

How do I turn it on?

Install TLQ from the Chrome Web Store and open a hotel checkout on a supported site. You can switch Hotel price comparison off at any time in the extension's Settings.

Prices change quickly. Before paying, confirm the final total, the room and the cancellation policy on the site you book with.